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Welsh

Welsh

1 7.4
A breed of cattle from Wales used for milk and meat
  • noun
  • /wɛlʃ/
translation icon : raza galesa

Examples

  • An impressive display of memory, but being Welsh, he could have easily gone back to Noah and the Flood.

    Fiction book (1999)
  • In 1977, we hired our first narrowboat from Anglo Welsh at Market Harborough.

    Blog text (22)
  • The Welsh cattle are known for their high milk and beef production.

  • Farmers in Wales often raise Welsh cattle for their dual-purpose qualities.

  • The Welsh breed has become popular among livestock breeders for its versatility.

Synonyms

Welsh Black
vsWelsh
7.5

A black breed of cattle from Wales raised for both meat and milk

is the general dual-purpose breed without specific color or hardiness emphasis

Compounds

1 6.7

Melted cheese served hot on toast, often with beer or mustard

1 7.9

A hot dish of melted cheese mixed with beer served on toasted bread

1 3.5

A small, long-bodied dog with short legs and pointed ears used for herding

A small herding dog from Wales with rounded ears, a long tail, short legs, and a strong body

A small dog from Wales with a short tail, pointed ears, and short legs

A medium-sized friendly hunting dog with a red and white coat from Wales

A small dog with rough fur bred in Wales for hunting

An edible herb people use to flavor salads and cooked food

A small, strong pony from Wales that is gentle and smart

A garden flower with pale yellow, showy petals that grows well in shade

A black breed of cattle from Wales raised for both meat and milk

A hair comb with wide teeth from Wales used to untangle curly hair

A Celtic language spoken in Wales

A plant with long green stems and small white bulbs used in cooking for a mild onion taste

Surface Forms

Welsh singular
Welshes plural

Etymology

The word Welsh used for the cattle breed simply shows the animal comes from Wales, a name that comes from old English wealh and Wealas meaning 'foreigner'. So a Welsh cow or bull is a breed developed in Wales.